Schooner Constructed For The Revenue Service
Walter Forward -- a schooner built in 1841 by William Easby at Washington, D.C., for service as a cutter in the Revenue Marine -- was delivered to that service at Washington on 23 April 1842.
Operating out of Baltimore, Maryland, she served with the Revenue Marine until 1846.
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